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Evening Post, Volume XLIII, Issue 61, 12 March 1892, Page 3

MONDAY, 14th MARCH, J At 2 o'clock. Household Furniture and Effects. Without the slightest reserve. AJ. EEID has received instructions • to sell by auction, at his rooms, 54 and 56, Willis-street, the contents of cottage, removed to the rooms for convenience of sale, consisting of — Cheffonier, mirrors, ornaments, pictures, chairs, suite furniture, tablet?, chest drawers, large dresser, carpets, iron bedsteads, mattresses, blankets, pillow cases, sheets, clothing, window curtains, blinds, clocks, looking glasses, jam jara, lamps, crockery, kitchen ntensils, garden tools, tabs, buckets, fowls, and lot sundries Also, 2 second-hand pianos 2 organs, by Cornish A lot of purebred Pekin ducks, from Christchurch Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. MONDAY, 14th MARCH, At 10 o'closk. MESSES. LAERY & CO. will sell by auction, in their mart, Willis-street, on Monday, 14th inst., at 10 a.m. sharp— 150 cases apples 10 half-cases peaches (extra prime) 10 cases eggs And several pairs young Pekin ducks SALE BY AUCTION OF THE WELLKNOWN YACHT " MIMA." IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, No. 3, Panama-street. ON FRIDAY NEXT, 18th MARCH, 1892, At 2.30 o'clock p.m. j T KENNEDY MAUDONALD & CO. ! • (Limited) are favoured with instructions from the owners to 801 l by public auction as above — The Well-known Yacht " MIMA " (Late Florence), Of 11 tons rating, 15 tons measurement, copper-sheathed, 5 tons of lead on keel. The yacht has been recently re-floored, re-ribbod, and supplied with new keelson, spars, rigging, sails, and gear. She ia well-known as the winner of several first class races, and is undoubtedly one of the fastest yachts in Port Nicholson. The Yacht is now lying off the Wellington Rowing Club's Shed, and parties wishing to inspect her can do bo any evening between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock. A full inventory of the gear, &c, and tho terms of sale can be seen at the offices of the Auctioneers, T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. , (Limited), No. 3, Panama-Btreet. LAND. LAND. LAND. NINTH SALE OF THE LANDS OP THE WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY CO. (Limited). ON TUESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1892, At 2 o'clock p.m. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, No. 3, Panama-street, Wellington. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • (Limited) are favoured with instructions from the Directors of the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company (Limited) to sell by public auotion, as above — SOME SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, as under — THE TOKOMARU VALLEY BLOCK, Containing some 21,000 ACRES OF THE FINEST PASTORAL LAND, Subdivided into Thirty-five Sections, ranging in area from 127 Acres to 1891 Acres. The new road through the Tokomaru Valley is available for dray traffic for six miles from the township. THE OHAU-MANUKAU BLOCK, Containing some 20,000 ACRES OP PASTORAL LAND, Subdivided into Eighteen Sections, ranging in area from 457 Acres to 2272 Acres. And Part of THE OTAKI BLOCK, Containing Borne 18,000 ACRES OP PASTORAL LAND, Subdivided into Seventeen Sections, ranging in area from 290 Acres to 1986 Acres. The above valuable lands are situate adjacent to the townships of Tokomaru, Ohau, and Otaki. They are easily reached by roads and bridle-tracks running from the railway station, and guides will be in attendance on speoifiod dates to point out the boundary pegs of the various sections. It may be of interest to intending settlers to know that the County Council and Highway Boards are now engaged constructing the main and district roads, which will secure the most complete communication to these lands. As in previous sales, the Terms of Sale have been fixed on a basis of liberality unequalled in the colony, and one eminently calculated to give to the industrious and provident, however poor, all the advantages usually obtained by those in possession of considerable capital. DEPOSIT AT SALE :" TEN PER CENT. NO FURTHER PAYMENT FOR SEVEN YEARS. INTEREST : FIVE PER CENT. Should the purchaser wish to extend his time from seven years to fourteen years he may dp so on paying six per cent, interest per annum instead of five per cent, per annum. Ample facilities for inspecting the land is afforded at a mere nominal cost. Guides will be in attendance at Shannon, Nannkau, and Te Horo Stations to meet each up and dmun morning train every day of this and the ensuing week (Sundays exceptedj, to show intending purchasers over the lands. Lithographic plans and full information on application to the Auctioneers, T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. (Limited), No. 3, Panama-street, Wellington, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD SHEEP RUNS AND FARMS, In order to close Partnership Accounts. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, No. 3, Panama-street, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, 21st APRIL, 1892, | At 2.30 o'clock p.m. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • (Limited) are favoured with instructions from Jacob Joseph, Esq., and the Executors of the Estate of tho late J. F. E. Wright, Esq., to soil by public auction, on Tlmrsday, the 21st day of April, 1892. the whole of the undermentioned VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, forming part of the partnership assets of the late firm of " Joseph and Wright " — Lot 1. THE ELSIE FARM, lying between Ofaki and Masterton, in the WAIR AR APA, and containing some O PC A A ACRES of MAGNrFI£iO\)\J CENT LAND, Together with 6910 SHEEP 1/iOQ LAMBS, OATTLE, ID^jO HORSES, Ac. Lot 2. THE HAPPY VALLEY ESTATE, adjacent to the Town Belt of the City of Wellington, and containing nearly >7AAA ACRES of FIRST- / UUU CLASS LAND, Together with 10,899 SHEEP OQ.~i£l LAMBS, CATTLE, AOIO HORSES, &c. Lot 3. THE VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND at the corner of TORY-STREET AND INGESTRE-STREET, upon which is erected the LARGE BUSINESS PREMISES now in the occupation of the Happy Valley Meat Company, and in which is conducted one of the most successful Butchering Businesses in the City of Wellington. TMb will be sold as a gouu; concern. As Mr. Joseph has determined (in ponseqnence of the death of Mr. Wright) to withdraijv frpm the business of Shoepowners and Farmers carried on by the late firm, THESE PROPERTIES WILL BE FOB ABSOLUTE SALE. The Hirgb sums "expended upon Elsie Farm and, the Happy Valley Run during the past faw years are well known. There are no properties in the North Island in better condition or in more perfect working order. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at six per cent, interest per annum. Plans of the properties will be ready in a few day, and full details will appear in future advertisements. T. KENNEDY MACDQNALD &, CO, (Lihitkd), Au.otion.eerg.